At the turn of the Century, DiVizio read Umberto Eco's work Foucault's Pendulum. He began by page 2 to process unknown vocabulary and other inspiring fragments, writing those texts backwards on Ana's screen. In all there exist about 350 such files. Such experience and its' documents are like reading from within the pages of an alchemical treatise of the digital age. Enter here.
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D^Vid D^Vizio was born in 1955. He's worked at as many jobs as he's had years to do them. One. Himself. Educated in Engineering and Computer science, he invested five years at University and is still 3 years from any degree at all. Naught, a chance. In 1982 he dedicated to explore/expose his creativity and first showed his art as object in 1984. Drawing, painting, sculpture, installation, resistive action, ultimately as intervention, lead to his performing and variously collaborating internationally a multi-media computer language transformation series with dancers and musicians. Through the 90's, he lived between Canada and Japan. Culminating in the 21st century, his current work is an experimental writing drawing from the membrane joining art and science, bound by Spirit as mediator of experience and its' expression. P!^VP
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